“…According to Fahim and Zoair (2016) analysis of the education level, its objectives, teaching, and learning, as well as its assessment methods during the Graeco-Roman era (i.e., 332 BC-395 AD) (i.e., 100 years period after the Persian rule over Egypt, 395 AD-495AD)"; shows that systematic teaching and systematic evaluation or assessment of student's academic performance was being practised. According to Fahim and Zoair (2016), during the Graeco-Roman Period, all Egyptian children, including immigrants such as the Jewish Moses in the Bible, had to gain different kinds of scientific knowledge to be considered well educated and ready to perform their societal roles. In fact, as Fahim and Zoair (2016) put it, "The Hellenistic education systems and processes, inherited by current generations from the ancient Egyptian and Athenian models, has kept its manners with less to no fundamental changes.…”